Saudi Aramco signs 12 agreements with South Korean partners
Saudi Aramco has signed 12 agreements worth billions of dollars with various South Korean companies.
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Saudi Aramco has signed 12 agreements worth billions of dollars with various South Korean companies.
With the inauguration of two new facilities and the signing of a memorandum of understanding, S-Oil and Saudi Aramco are continuing to expand their petrochemicals capacities.
GlobalData has reported that China and India will lead global polypropylene capacity additions by 2023.
GlobalData has reported that Asia and North America will lead global ethylene capacity additions by 2023.
Grace has licensed its UNIPOL polypropylene process technology to Hyundai Chemical, for use in their cracker complex.
GobalData reports that Asia and North America will lead global polyethylene capacity additions by 2023.
Wood Mackenzie reports that Argentina’s seasonal LNG production will align with peak Asian demand.
McDermott has been awarded a technology contract in China for a large paraxylene plant.
A video offers a look at the scale of ExxonMobil’s project to expand its Group II base stocks capacity.
To meet growing global demand, ExxonMobil has completed the expansion of its Group II base stocks capacity at its Singapore complex.
Shell has announced that its Prelude FLNG, located off the coast of Western Australia, has shipped its first cargo of LNG.
Fujian Shenyuan has bought Air Liquide China’s subsidiary, Air Liquide Fuzhou, which operates the Fujian integrated gas complex.